Pegasus Dubbed: it's rude to point fingers at someone and blaming someone for your own faults. *Ejected Keith into the ocean whose likely survived* Subbed: it's foolish to point your gun at someone who can easily overpower you.*made Keith commit suicide*
I remember reading a fun analysis of Keith vs Joey addressing the manga death. Joey and Keith are foils of one another; both people down on their luck, and plagued by similar things. Joey's father was a drunkard gambling addict who was implied to be abusive, and Keith himself had those vices. Both of them also play gambling cards. But Joey came out of his troubled life with honesty and good intentions, while Keith did the opposite. Joey persevered after his turning point of befriending Yugi, and Keith's sins got him killed. Great stuff.
I'm surprise Joey never seen Keith as his scumbag father who is a gambler and a drunk. Funny enough Joey's deck is luck base which literally a spit to his face for him to be wanting to be a better duelist and spells out to him that he'll end up like Keith and his father. Even abridge Kaiba was freaking accurate about this in his quote "You'll probably end up in jail soon with bills coming out your azz because you absolutely have no skill."
@@KnucklesWTD Yes I really want some kind of reboot of the original Yugioh to expand upon the older side characters and give them their currently updated decks.
@@drakofox1362 ++001 Well it "devolved" then it "evolved" again by combining itself with "Darkness"/Nightshroud. And now it stands to be something akin to how Symbiotes work like with Venom.
They are both good but I have to say the manga did it better because it shows how cruel Pegasus is and the idea of keeping alive in the anime was a good idea because Pegasus was going to be used in a future so that’s why it was a good idea that Pegasus didn’t killed Keith
Honestly, I glad Tristan's nephew never shown again after the Death T Arc of the manga as well as any of Yu-Gi-Oh! anime in general. He only sees Joey, Yugi, and even Tristan as a nucience and pervs on Téa (in a disturbing way). Heck, he doesn't even care their about lives in danger other than his own life.
In a related note, the whole "Bandit Keith being controlled by Marik/Rare Hunters" scenario was part of a different arc in the manga. The abandoned warehouse and Yugi trying to reassemble the Millenium puzzle while everything was burning down actually happened during Duke's introduction arc in the manga, which by itself differs greatly from the anime. It's funny how drastically different are the anime and manga, while at the same time covering the basic story pieces (incluiding the 1998 anime, had it been continued i'm sure it would have it's own set of drastic changes).
Honestly I love Bandit Keith, he's such a bastard, but he's got charisma and I do wish we saw more of him. Maybe even a duel where he has to team up with Yugi or Joey, he'd still be a bastard but i always like evil being used for good.
I like how the kid's name was Tom in the Japanese version, and Sam in the American version. Like was there really a reason to change his name in the dub??
It's not like it was music, so there were long-term potential residuals in re-scoring. Pokemon had the same issue with overtly Japanese characters, giving them _new_ Japanese names (ignoring the usual dub erasure). NOTHING about this made any f***ing sense.
Doubt it, but there was a funny reference with Pegasus in Duel Links involving tag duels when teaming up with a kid named Mickey and calling him by those names.
I always thought it was weird that Bandit Keith tried to intimidate Pegasus by pointing his finger at him (dub). Now I know why. 😅 The manga version does peek my interest. Keith's story seems more dark and tragic which probably makes his story more powerful. I appreciate that Dylan mentioned the importance of therapy and caring for one's own being.
Yep, tbh I think the "best" edit still is when Pegasus's goons try to kidnap Seto Kaiba and he yeets himself out a window. In the Japanese version, the goons have pistols pointed at him, but in the Four Kids dub they're pointing fingers... menacingly xD
Him being dead is still an ambiguous notion, tho, considering that the Paradox Brothers _also_ show up there, and yet _they_ turn up apparently no worse for wear - or any older - in the first multiplayer duel of GX. And people can't pretend that "season 4 is non-canon" as tho _that_ matters for the anime, as again, GX: Pegasus is established as alive and an ally in that season, and is still so down the stretch.
Honestly the story does a real good job of making you root for both of them, Joey for pretty obvious reasons; But you kinda missed the point of Bandit Keith wanting his reputation, success, and general life back. The whole good vs evil thing works because it's not about WHY they want the money, it's who they are and how they achieve their goals
I think the dub Portrayed it best when it was stated that while Joey was fighting for selfless Love, Keith was fighting out of selfish revenge. Personally I don't think the money was Keith's main goal, but rather a cherry on top.
Simply put, Pegasus destroyed Keith's life because Pegasus was simply a douche. What do we know about Keith prior to their Duel? It's possible he may still be a scumbag but he plays his Duels legitimately (meanwhile Pegasus mostly did so with the help of the Millennium Eye).
Something i loved in one of the gba games was that you had the option to befriend some of the "not actually evil" antagonists like Rex, Weevil and Bonz. After you defeat Keith in the story (it follows the anime plot so you duel his Marik controlled version) you can find him hinding on a warehouse depressed. You have the option to cheer him up, tell him to let go of his grudges and start his dueling career again. After that he thanks you and becomes some sort of practice partner to the protagonist, you get to practice against a pro and he gets to practice before going back to tournaments and stuff. I tought it was pretty cute they added that, i always liked Keith and felt his story was a bit tragic, so getting to see him reform in at least one version of the story is pretty nice.
Bandit Keith is a good character in regards to myth that "Anime characters look white". Japanese Anime characters don't actually look white it's just westerners associating a complexion that some Japanese people have and is popular in Anime with white people. But Bandit Keith actually is white so he looks different to Joey for example even though they are both blond and fair skinned
Nice video on it and you bring a good point about therapy!! I hope you do cover yugioh r someday as that is an interesting topic. In there I think I Keith still does perish by the end of it.
Wait a minute! Para and Dox were also in the Valley of Lost Souls, but they were alive. They appeared in the epilog scene of DM and had a duel in GX. So Keith could technically still be alive.
8:17 It's possible that he's dead in the anime but the key word is "Possible" I wouldn't put too much stock in the S4 scene and instead take it with a grain of salt, seeing how the Paradox brothers (Dox and Para) are there but Atem didn't mind crush them in the anime (at least not in the English dub) and later on in yugioh GX (Which takes place a few years after the original arc) we see them make a cameo in a tag team duel against Jaden and Cyrus and based on their introduction by Dr. Crowler, it seems they went on to be a somewhat infamous and successful pair of professional duelists that specialize in tag team dueling after duelist kingdom.
The "ghost" that appears in the anime wasn't really him. Those spirits were taking the form of yugis enemies to scare him. It's a 4kids error. That's why Marik who was erased from existence appears. We also see Yugi and Weevil, who would still be trapped in the orichalcos. The paradox bros also appear, despite being alive later.
how is it 4 kids eirrro 4 kids dos nto make the anume they jsut dub aniem and manga are not the some unvurise the make evne siad there two fifnfitn unvurnsie yugioh is mtuvlse and all is cnaon get with the times
I've always wanted to see these duel match ups: Bandit Keith vs Kaiba Bandit Keith vs Mai Yami Yugi vs Odion Yami Marik vs Kaiba The Paradox Bros vs Umbra and Lumis
@@MrThischarmingman2 it's not the same as having the anime though. besides. I kind of got tired of it and rather spend money collecting actual cards instead of spending on digital ones
In one of the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime artbooks, there's an official model sheet of Keith wearing a duel disk from Battle City. Way to give me blue balls, Studio DICE!
I wish we would have gotten to see Bandit Keith's deck evolve for Battle City. Almost all of his monsters were Level 5 or higher, and I think it would have been interesting to see how he would have adapted his deck to conform to the rules of tribute summoning. We might have gotten to see BM4 Blast Spider or Desperado Barrel Dragon if his character had stuck around longer.
Bandit Keith was one of my favorite characters in yugioh. He's like the only American I've seen in anime I was hyped to know he was payable in duel links back then
Why is Para in the desert as a lost soul? I mean GX is not that canon i would say but it relates to the original and Para is perfectly alive when he battles Sho and Judai
Shame that you didn't bring up Keith beating Yugi up the night before the tournament began. Why? Because its a recurring theme that Yugi gets beat up. Also, the conversation between Kaiba and Keith after Kaiba beat Yugi (since Yugi switched with Yami Yugi, he takes the L).
Ah yes, the good ol' reminder that while the anime stayed focused on the cards, Yu-Gi-Oh's manga was a horror manga through and through xD You can definitely tell Takahashi had no idea these characters would become so beloved and iconic, with people still talking about them over two decades later. I think Keith was a fantastic villain, and in a way was the last of the traditional "Shadow Games" bully style, down to earth scumbag villains. Part of me wishes he could have been around for more, but I suppose the writer of Yu-Gi-Oh R felt that way, too xD
How come they put one of the Paradox\Labyrinth brothers into the Valley of Lost Souls? They have no reason to be dead, other than their souls somehow being stolen by The Seal of Orichalcos off-screen, and are both shown being alive in the epilogue and GX, so why did they put him here? I'll always be bothered by that.
But then again, it also says that Para and Dox are lost souls, and we all know them to be very much alive in GX. (Although they might have accidentally lost their souls to Orichalchos off-screen in this time period)
I really like what they did in the anime when marik uses him and honestly i didnt know about his death in the manga and its school he has three out comes depending how you spin it you're going to look amazing as him in cosplay awesome video Dyl hope you have a awesome day bro 🤝
I'd like to point one thing out about the souls. The Paradox brothers are here too and while as far as I remember, they were never shown in the dub after their duel, in the very final ending credits in the Japanese, they are seen, preparing for a tag team against Vivian and Mai.
Great video. I also don't mind his death in the anime but I would like for them to show us what exactly happened to him after he ran out of the burning warehouse when he lost to Yugi. If Marik sent his mind to the Shadow Realm, I wish they showed him doing so. It would have been an early indicator of just how dangerous Marik can be since at the time, all of us were wondering who he was.
I seem to recall in the 4KIDS dub Keith threatened to snap Pegasus' neck if he didn't hand over the prize money. But I might be mis-remembering that part.
I thought the time between, duelist kingdom and battle city, he died it kingdom, and then in battle city, marik was just controlling his corpse, "rescued" hence save the corpse, not the soul, at least that's what I think
You know, in the dub they created the infamous Shadow Realm but sometimes the Shadow Realm was darker than death. Tortue is worse than death, no? Basically sent to hell or a graveyard with a grim reaper following you the whole time, i.e. Bonz and his friends. Or Mai Valentine gonna SLOWLY drown in sand while her memories were SLOWLY vanishing before here.
Yugioh is one of my top 10 favorite anime. The card game is awesome. Dark Magician Girl is one of my favorite waifus😍👍🏾👌🏾. I have the manga of Season 0, Duelist, Yugioh R and Millennium World. Yugioh R is so awesome. I just wish that the Yugioh anime would’ve followed the manga and got a proper English dub, including Dan Green, Vinnie Penna, Eric Stuart, Amy Birnbaum, Greg Abbey, Megan Hollingshead, Ted Lewis and etc as the cast. If the anime would’ve followed the manga, we would’ve gotten an anime adaptation of Yugioh R. Other than that, cool:).
Bandit Keith might not have died in the anime, since other characters like Weevil (who is alive in the next Season) and especially Yugi, were seen in the Stone Wilderness. Perhaps Keith just had his soul taken like the others. Or maybe the anime creators decided they did want him dead after all, or just did this as a nod to the manga readers.
It is a shame as Keith was a good foil for Joey. Both are tough guys that rely on games of luck in order to win. Yu-Gi-Oh R does bring Keith back though, which muddled up the timeline.
I don't think that his spirit being in that area in season 4 was an indication that he was dead... in fact, despite what was being said, I don't think we are actually seeing Souls here, reasons: 1) We see Yami Marik there, while he is gone for good now, he isn't like the other Yami's and was never his own being with his own separate soul that was in the same body as his non Yami-counterpart... he was just a split personality. So there shouldn't be a Soul of him here to wander in that area 2) We also see Para and Dox there... who were given no indication of being deceased at any point, make a cameo at the end of the series alive and well (and dueling on the Great Wall of China) and even reappeared in GX... so there is no reason to believe that they died and are dead at this time. 3) Yugi and Weevil have their souls trapped in the Oricalcos at this time, so how can those be wandering in this area at all? That stone wilderness area might need an in-depth theory all to itself to be honest, but given that the purpose of that area (at that time) was for Yami to confront what he did, I think that those were just illusions created by the area as looking through his head or something before settling on an Illusionary Yugi.
Initial thoughts at the start of the video: What are you doing looking at that poster? Are you implying that Bandit Keith is secretly a Giant Rat? In the 4Kids dub, it still looks like Bandit Keith is holding a gun. It's just invisible. Meanwhile, in my imagination: Bandit Keith started gambling with the hope of winning enough money to afford therapy. When he failed to do that, he tried to win it in Duelist Kingdom, but he lost the gamble and died.
I saw YuGiOh at a very young age. Before reconnecting with the franchise again, Keith was one of the few characters I could remember in both looks and personality. I personally never liked what they with him in the anime, as Keith was a minor antagonist, but he was no one's servant. I much prefer what they did in the manga, watching Keith go the way he lived was poetic.
To be honest, I always wondered what became of Bandit Keith after his duel with Yugi in season 2 and learning his soul was among those in this Valley in season 4 definitely raised some questions.
In the video game "Reshef of Destruction" that follows a bit of a mixed continuity he's the main villian for the first half of the game. It's pretty fun I enjoy Keith, but morally I hate him for what could've happened to Serenity if he would have won. Same for his role in R and basically any time he's opposed to Joey
I'm forever salty Keith never got a redemption arc and joined Yugi's Scooby gang of rivals-turned-friends like Bakura, Mai and Ryuji Otogi (and to a lesser extent Malik and his family).
List of Souls in Stone Wilderness is kinda weird because you can make argument about most of the characters there not appeared later in anime... except obviously for Yami Yugi and surprisingly Paradox Brothers that not only appeared at the very end of Yu-gi-oh! DM anime but also in GX.
Kinda sad you didn't go into R, actually. I think the R story-line with Keith is a really good one, especially the way it ends. Keith is definitely an interesting character. If Pegasus had actually played against him, even if he beat Keith on his own, Keith probably would've turned out completely differently. A really great tragedy when it comes to that character. There was a lot more potential with him, I think, but while the manga (especially R) utilized it greatly, the anime barely did. So unfortunate.
Well, Para and Dox were also lost souls, and yet they reappeared later on during the end credits for the series finale, and even resurfaced in Yugioh GX. It's very likely that the "Lost Souls" are a combination of people who either died or had lost their souls to the Seal of Orichalcos by that point in time. It's heavily implied that the Rare Hunters are dead, but we also know that both Yugi and Weevil had lost their souls to the Orichalcos. What we do know is that all of these lost souls have direct ties to Yami Yugi...except for Bandit Keith himself.
My theory is that those souls are not the actual souls of the Duelist but more of Yami Yugi/Atem's manifestations of guilt (for losing the way he did against Raphael and Yugi's soul in the process).
I don mind him being dead, but i never found myself to hate keith. There was no need for pegasus to humiliate him a honest duelist back then after all. Why do that?
I freaking love how these actors can alter their voices like that - Eric Stuart played Kaiba and James, Ted Lewis played Bakura and Bandit Keith, Dan Green played the shy normal Yugi and the confident Atem, and Tara Sands played Mokuba and Young Oak in the Pokemon movie. Phenomenal.
I feel that just because he was seen in the Stone Wilderness doesn’t mean he’s dead what with Weevil and Yugi being in that Wilderness, maybe he was beaten by Mai between the duel with Pegasus and her duel with Joey. Also, he did survive through the end of Project R.A., and was given a chance to redeem himself by Joey. I will admit to him maybe being dead by 5ds and for sure dead by Zexal, but I don’t think he met his end before and/or during GX!
okay, two things 1: in the manga, Keith didnt hold a gun to Pegasus' head, but used a knife instead, then Pegasus turned his hand into a gun 2: what you say about the lost souls part cannot be true, as according to the wiki, Para and Dox also show up as souls, but they do appear in GX, which happens canonically after DM
In regards to Bandit Keith's "appearance in Season 4, he probably lost his soul to one of Dartz's goons in a duel. Either that, or Marik banished him to the shadow realm (dub only) after his duel with Yugi.
Sub: Points a gun
Dub: points a finger
Manga: Why not both?
😡👉WHERE THE MONEY?!
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Pegasus
Dubbed: it's rude to point fingers at someone and blaming someone for your own faults. *Ejected Keith into the ocean whose likely survived*
Subbed: it's foolish to point your gun at someone who can easily overpower you.*made Keith commit suicide*
I remember reading a fun analysis of Keith vs Joey addressing the manga death.
Joey and Keith are foils of one another; both people down on their luck, and plagued by similar things. Joey's father was a drunkard gambling addict who was implied to be abusive, and Keith himself had those vices.
Both of them also play gambling cards.
But Joey came out of his troubled life with honesty and good intentions, while Keith did the opposite. Joey persevered after his turning point of befriending Yugi, and Keith's sins got him killed.
Great stuff.
Damn man I never even heard of them being foils if that’s actually the case, then that’s awesome
Bandit Keith is dead?
Would that make that Keith is Joey's uncle
That explains a lot likr Joey's Brooklyn accent
@@BlueEyesWhiteDragonStan yes Koiba, he's dead
Then again he bullied Yugi first
As a kid I honestly thought he was gonna hit Pegasus with a spirit gun 😂😂
In America
I think he temporarily forgot which anime he was in.
🤣
Man, Bandit Keith's death is so much scarier in the manga than in the anime
Like everything else right ? The manga was just all kinds of messed up .
@@phtuber5469 I think the manga is better than the anime
Pegasus turning Keith's hand into a gun was so gruesome to see.
@@joseluistrejo1859 So true
@@joseluistrejo1859 but Pegasus' death was worse in the anime I remember how Bakura took his millennium eye out and probably killed him lol
I love Bandit Keith , I love his deck , the monster he use, and the design. A very underrated character
even pegasus notes the difference between joey and kieth when he reads thier mind
I'm surprise Joey never seen Keith as his scumbag father who is a gambler and a drunk. Funny enough Joey's deck is luck base which literally a spit to his face for him to be wanting to be a better duelist and spells out to him that he'll end up like Keith and his father. Even abridge Kaiba was freaking accurate about this in his quote "You'll probably end up in jail soon with bills coming out your azz because you absolutely have no skill."
Actually, in Yu-Gi-Oh R, Keith comes back to life from the penalty game with the help of Yako Tenma and the Wicked God cards.
Bandit Keith was underrated and underutilized imo
He really wasn't
@@primeapocalypse6291 He had a cool deck and good design. Most people dislike him because he’s a jerk but that’s why he’s great tbh.
@@KnucklesWTD Yes I really want some kind of reboot of the original Yugioh to expand upon the older side characters and give them their currently updated decks.
@@TheKingofbrooklin they should do a new season of the old yugiohs maybe make another anime where it’s an extra season of all the old shows
Metalmorph, a weird Trap that only gives monsters a power boost but makes certain monsters "evolve". Pretty much Pokémon's Metal Coat.
More like devolve in some cases ( looking at you Red eyes
@@drakofox1362 ++001 Well it "devolved" then it "evolved" again by combining itself with "Darkness"/Nightshroud. And now it stands to be something akin to how Symbiotes work like with Venom.
They are both good but I have to say the manga did it better because it shows how cruel Pegasus is and the idea of keeping alive in the anime was a good idea because Pegasus was going to be used in a future so that’s why it was a good idea that Pegasus didn’t killed Keith
Didn't Pegasus kill Bandit Keith from self defence? Also, I think Pegasus is nowhere near as Evil compared to Bakura or Marik
Bandit Keith’s Ghost: Oooooooh! In America......!
... But you are from Canada.
Plot twist. Kieth wanted the prize money to pay for therapy since he lived in America, and knew the cost would require millions 🙂
Surprisingly it’s affordable
@@TheJoethud22 oh ya, 200 per session is a saving grace. Barely puts a dent in the budget
He isn't actually American, he is Canadian
He even said it in YGOTAS
to be fair, it's $3M yen, which is like $30K USD
@@BlueEyesWhiteDragonStan yo if you're paying 200 for therapy then you're getting ripped off. My therapy sessions didn't cost nearly that much.
Next we need to talk about Tristan’s baby nephew from the manga, Johji
I'm still not sure how I feel about that kid...
Honestly, I glad Tristan's nephew never shown again after the Death T Arc of the manga as well as any of Yu-Gi-Oh! anime in general. He only sees Joey, Yugi, and even Tristan as a nucience and pervs on Téa (in a disturbing way). Heck, he doesn't even care their about lives in danger other than his own life.
In a related note, the whole "Bandit Keith being controlled by Marik/Rare Hunters" scenario was part of a different arc in the manga. The abandoned warehouse and Yugi trying to reassemble the Millenium puzzle while everything was burning down actually happened during Duke's introduction arc in the manga, which by itself differs greatly from the anime.
It's funny how drastically different are the anime and manga, while at the same time covering the basic story pieces (incluiding the 1998 anime, had it been continued i'm sure it would have it's own set of drastic changes).
Honestly I love Bandit Keith, he's such a bastard, but he's got charisma and I do wish we saw more of him. Maybe even a duel where he has to team up with Yugi or Joey, he'd still be a bastard but i always like evil being used for good.
I like how the kid's name was Tom in the Japanese version, and Sam in the American version. Like was there really a reason to change his name in the dub??
It's not like it was music, so there were long-term potential residuals in re-scoring. Pokemon had the same issue with overtly Japanese characters, giving them _new_ Japanese names (ignoring the usual dub erasure). NOTHING about this made any f***ing sense.
@@christopherb501 it make no secn eosme japesne names suck and not ever ienglsh paons say can the japense all dub comepy liek chgine names
I mean cards look at hyozanryu. It is called diamond dragon in the sub.
@@ssjgotenks2009 Not sure if you're trolling, but maybe you should learn how to type English correctly before insulting foreign languages :p
Doubt it, but there was a funny reference with Pegasus in Duel Links involving tag duels when teaming up with a kid named Mickey and calling him by those names.
I always thought it was weird that Bandit Keith tried to intimidate Pegasus by pointing his finger at him (dub). Now I know why. 😅
The manga version does peek my interest. Keith's story seems more dark and tragic which probably makes his story more powerful. I appreciate that Dylan mentioned the importance of therapy and caring for one's own being.
Yep, tbh I think the "best" edit still is when Pegasus's goons try to kidnap Seto Kaiba and he yeets himself out a window. In the Japanese version, the goons have pistols pointed at him, but in the Four Kids dub they're pointing fingers... menacingly xD
Dyl always making our days better with his content!
Indeed he does
Appreciate that man
Him being dead is still an ambiguous notion, tho, considering that the Paradox Brothers _also_ show up there, and yet _they_ turn up apparently no worse for wear - or any older - in the first multiplayer duel of GX. And people can't pretend that "season 4 is non-canon" as tho _that_ matters for the anime, as again, GX: Pegasus is established as alive and an ally in that season, and is still so down the stretch.
ture and dont forget pegauss shwo blank card in gx that was legned if hreat in yugioh seaosn 4
Good timing I’m watching the duel between Keith and Yugi
Perf timing! Lol
"Wait a minute! This thing wasn't made IN AMERICA! It *must* be *destroyed!"*
Now I want a video about all the differences between the manga and anime
That Will be hours
@@Kawaiisikkusu I’m willing to watch it or he can do it in parts
If you wanna see how much the anime censors everything, start with Yu-Gi-Oh zero in the manga. That one is brutal
Honestly the story does a real good job of making you root for both of them, Joey for pretty obvious reasons; But you kinda missed the point of Bandit Keith wanting his reputation, success, and general life back. The whole good vs evil thing works because it's not about WHY they want the money, it's who they are and how they achieve their goals
I think the dub Portrayed it best when it was stated that while Joey was fighting for selfless Love, Keith was fighting out of selfish revenge. Personally I don't think the money was Keith's main goal, but rather a cherry on top.
Simply put, Pegasus destroyed Keith's life because Pegasus was simply a douche. What do we know about Keith prior to their Duel? It's possible he may still be a scumbag but he plays his Duels legitimately (meanwhile Pegasus mostly did so with the help of the Millennium Eye).
Something i loved in one of the gba games was that you had the option to befriend some of the "not actually evil" antagonists like Rex, Weevil and Bonz.
After you defeat Keith in the story (it follows the anime plot so you duel his Marik controlled version) you can find him hinding on a warehouse depressed. You have the option to cheer him up, tell him to let go of his grudges and start his dueling career again.
After that he thanks you and becomes some sort of practice partner to the protagonist, you get to practice against a pro and he gets to practice before going back to tournaments and stuff.
I tought it was pretty cute they added that, i always liked Keith and felt his story was a bit tragic, so getting to see him reform in at least one version of the story is pretty nice.
What that game may be I'm trying to search for it
LK's Bandit Keith reminded me why I loved the the first series
In America
IN AMERICA
In Canada
Damn 75k? Congratulations man
I still remember when you were part of “clueless gamers”, you’ve come a long way!
Bandit Keith is a good character in regards to myth that "Anime characters look white". Japanese Anime characters don't actually look white it's just westerners associating a complexion that some Japanese people have and is popular in Anime with white people. But Bandit Keith actually is white so he looks different to Joey for example even though they are both blond and fair skinned
Nice video on it and you bring a good point about therapy!! I hope you do cover yugioh r someday as that is an interesting topic. In there I think I Keith still does perish by the end of it.
The finger point was obviously a Jojo reference.
xD xD
STAR FINGER
Wait a minute! Para and Dox were also in the Valley of Lost Souls, but they were alive. They appeared in the epilog scene of DM and had a duel in GX. So Keith could technically still be alive.
Anime canon yes but if we're talking manga wise, then no Keith is dead unless you include Yu-Gi-Oh! R.
I came into the comments to see if anyone else had picked this up - nice one! 😁
Dartz might have captured their souls.
Mai may have defeated them before taking out Pegasus.
@@chaoslacky1585 but how did Arkana got his soul taken. Yami Marik was gone and that means that he was released from the shadow realm.
Thank you Dylan for a Good Video! I didn't know that Bandit Keith's death was different in the anime and manga. But I do now thanks to Dylan!
8:17 It's possible that he's dead in the anime but the key word is "Possible" I wouldn't put too much stock in the S4 scene and instead take it with a grain of salt, seeing how the Paradox brothers (Dox and Para) are there but Atem didn't mind crush them in the anime (at least not in the English dub) and later on in yugioh GX (Which takes place a few years after the original arc) we see them make a cameo in a tag team duel against Jaden and Cyrus and based on their introduction by Dr. Crowler, it seems they went on to be a somewhat infamous and successful pair of professional duelists that specialize in tag team dueling after duelist kingdom.
bandit keith will never die. he lives in the heart of...america
The "ghost" that appears in the anime wasn't really him. Those spirits were taking the form of yugis enemies to scare him. It's a 4kids error. That's why Marik who was erased from existence appears. We also see Yugi and Weevil, who would still be trapped in the orichalcos. The paradox bros also appear, despite being alive later.
how is it 4 kids eirrro 4 kids dos nto make the anume they jsut dub aniem and manga are not the some unvurise the make evne siad there two fifnfitn unvurnsie yugioh is mtuvlse and all is cnaon get with the times
@@ssjgotenks2009 dude did you have a stroke typing?
@@ssjgotenks2009 can you retype this?
@@ssjgotenks2009 I just got a stroke from reading this. I'm sending my medical bills to you
@@ssjgotenks2009 even when you break down and read it as what you are trying to say, it still doesn’t make sense. That’s kind of impressive.
I've always wanted to see these duel match ups:
Bandit Keith vs Kaiba
Bandit Keith vs Mai
Yami Yugi vs Odion
Yami Marik vs Kaiba
The Paradox Bros vs Umbra and Lumis
Duel Links is a thing, you know?
@@MrThischarmingman2 it's not the same as having the anime though. besides. I kind of got tired of it and rather spend money collecting actual cards instead of spending on digital ones
In one of the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime artbooks, there's an official model sheet of Keith wearing a duel disk from Battle City. Way to give me blue balls, Studio DICE!
@@ToruKun1 The closest we get to that is Undead Bandit Keith wearing the black duel disk in Yu-Gi-Oh! R.
I wish we would have gotten to see Bandit Keith's deck evolve for Battle City. Almost all of his monsters were Level 5 or higher, and I think it would have been interesting to see how he would have adapted his deck to conform to the rules of tribute summoning. We might have gotten to see BM4 Blast Spider or Desperado Barrel Dragon if his character had stuck around longer.
Bandit Keith was one of my favorite characters in yugioh. He's like the only American I've seen in anime I was hyped to know he was payable in duel links back then
Why is Para in the desert as a lost soul? I mean GX is not that canon i would say but it relates to the original and Para is perfectly alive when he battles Sho and Judai
Shame that you didn't bring up Keith beating Yugi up the night before the tournament began. Why? Because its a recurring theme that Yugi gets beat up.
Also, the conversation between Kaiba and Keith after Kaiba beat Yugi (since Yugi switched with Yami Yugi, he takes the L).
Ah yes, the good ol' reminder that while the anime stayed focused on the cards, Yu-Gi-Oh's manga was a horror manga through and through xD
You can definitely tell Takahashi had no idea these characters would become so beloved and iconic, with people still talking about them over two decades later. I think Keith was a fantastic villain, and in a way was the last of the traditional "Shadow Games" bully style, down to earth scumbag villains. Part of me wishes he could have been around for more, but I suppose the writer of Yu-Gi-Oh R felt that way, too xD
How come they put one of the Paradox\Labyrinth brothers into the Valley of Lost Souls? They have no reason to be dead, other than their souls somehow being stolen by The Seal of Orichalcos off-screen, and are both shown being alive in the epilogue and GX, so why did they put him here? I'll always be bothered by that.
I still remember reading it when I was a little kid and I kept looking at those panels over and over again.
But then again, it also says that Para and Dox are lost souls, and we all know them to be very much alive in GX. (Although they might have accidentally lost their souls to Orichalchos off-screen in this time period)
You are wrong Dylan! Bandit Keith was holding an invincible gun the whole time
But Dox and Para, listed in the valley of lost souls were in GX against Jaden Yuki.
And Epilogue of the DM Anime too
I really like what they did in the anime when marik uses him and honestly i didnt know about his death in the manga and its school he has three out comes depending how you spin it you're going to look amazing as him in cosplay awesome video Dyl hope you have a awesome day bro 🤝
I'd like to point one thing out about the souls.
The Paradox brothers are here too and while as far as I remember, they were never shown in the dub after their duel, in the very final ending credits in the Japanese, they are seen, preparing for a tag team against Vivian and Mai.
Great video. I also don't mind his death in the anime but I would like for them to show us what exactly happened to him after he ran out of the burning warehouse when he lost to Yugi. If Marik sent his mind to the Shadow Realm, I wish they showed him doing so. It would have been an early indicator of just how dangerous Marik can be since at the time, all of us were wondering who he was.
There’s also a GBA Yu-Gi-Oh! game that’s more of a continuation (ish) story where Keith became the leader of the Rare Hunters…
I seem to recall in the 4KIDS dub Keith threatened to snap Pegasus' neck if he didn't hand over the prize money.
But I might be mis-remembering that part.
6:39 & 6:45 - were those intentional references or done unironically? 😂
Also looking forward to the cosplay 😁
I thought the time between, duelist kingdom and battle city, he died it kingdom, and then in battle city, marik was just controlling his corpse, "rescued" hence save the corpse, not the soul, at least that's what I think
You know, in the dub they created the infamous Shadow Realm but sometimes the Shadow Realm was darker than death. Tortue is worse than death, no? Basically sent to hell or a graveyard with a grim reaper following you the whole time, i.e. Bonz and his friends. Or Mai Valentine gonna SLOWLY drown in sand while her memories were SLOWLY vanishing before here.
Yeah the Shadow Realm makes it sounds like Purgatory rather than death
@@katiekksparks4643 Exactly
I somewhat cared for him. Mainly his machine deck and his ace monster Machine King. I used to have that card.
I prefer ther anime version.Having a trap door,like a cartoon,seens to fit Pegasus personality better.
Yugioh is one of my top 10 favorite anime. The card game is awesome. Dark Magician Girl is one of my favorite waifus😍👍🏾👌🏾. I have the manga of Season 0, Duelist, Yugioh R and Millennium World. Yugioh R is so awesome. I just wish that the Yugioh anime would’ve followed the manga and got a proper English dub, including Dan Green, Vinnie Penna, Eric Stuart, Amy Birnbaum, Greg Abbey, Megan Hollingshead, Ted Lewis and etc as the cast. If the anime would’ve followed the manga, we would’ve gotten an anime adaptation of Yugioh R. Other than that, cool:).
Bandit Keith might not have died in the anime, since other characters like Weevil (who is alive in the next Season) and especially Yugi, were seen in the Stone Wilderness. Perhaps Keith just had his soul taken like the others. Or maybe the anime creators decided they did want him dead after all, or just did this as a nod to the manga readers.
It is a shame as Keith was a good foil for Joey.
Both are tough guys that rely on games of luck in order to win.
Yu-Gi-Oh R does bring Keith back though, which muddled up the timeline.
I don't think that his spirit being in that area in season 4 was an indication that he was dead... in fact, despite what was being said, I don't think we are actually seeing Souls here, reasons:
1) We see Yami Marik there, while he is gone for good now, he isn't like the other Yami's and was never his own being with his own separate soul that was in the same body as his non Yami-counterpart... he was just a split personality. So there shouldn't be a Soul of him here to wander in that area
2) We also see Para and Dox there... who were given no indication of being deceased at any point, make a cameo at the end of the series alive and well (and dueling on the Great Wall of China) and even reappeared in GX... so there is no reason to believe that they died and are dead at this time.
3) Yugi and Weevil have their souls trapped in the Oricalcos at this time, so how can those be wandering in this area at all?
That stone wilderness area might need an in-depth theory all to itself to be honest, but given that the purpose of that area (at that time) was for Yami to confront what he did, I think that those were just illusions created by the area as looking through his head or something before settling on an Illusionary Yugi.
You can really feel the Season Zero with that penalty game.
Initial thoughts at the start of the video: What are you doing looking at that poster? Are you implying that Bandit Keith is secretly a Giant Rat?
In the 4Kids dub, it still looks like Bandit Keith is holding a gun. It's just invisible.
Meanwhile, in my imagination: Bandit Keith started gambling with the hope of winning enough money to afford therapy. When he failed to do that, he tried to win it in Duelist Kingdom, but he lost the gamble and died.
This is why america had a IRL Bandit Keith
And who is that?
I saw YuGiOh at a very young age. Before reconnecting with the franchise again, Keith was one of the few characters I could remember in both looks and personality. I personally never liked what they with him in the anime, as Keith was a minor antagonist, but he was no one's servant. I much prefer what they did in the manga, watching Keith go the way he lived was poetic.
To be honest, I always wondered what became of Bandit Keith after his duel with Yugi in season 2 and learning his soul was among those in this Valley in season 4 definitely raised some questions.
Bandit Keith pulled an r kelly. IN AMERICA!!!!! I'm sorry but I couldn't resist making that joke IN AMERICA.🤣🤣😂
You should definitely start back doing these
4:10
It's one of my favorite duels. It's just so much fun to fully root for 1 character. Keith is despicable but not over-the-top.
Can you do the story of Rex and Weevil?
Have you ever watched other Yugioh dubs besides Japanese and English, or at least scenes from it?
3:35 lmao
The return of the invisible guns
The 4kids version.
Wait how is Para in Stone Wilderness
He is showing in YGO GX how much I know
Bandit Kieth is a hero for me
In the video game "Reshef of Destruction" that follows a bit of a mixed continuity he's the main villian for the first half of the game. It's pretty fun
I enjoy Keith, but morally I hate him for what could've happened to Serenity if he would have won. Same for his role in R and basically any time he's opposed to Joey
Well even if he beat Joey, he'd still need to beat Yugi in the final before Serenity's surgery is at risk.
I'm forever salty Keith never got a redemption arc and joined Yugi's Scooby gang of rivals-turned-friends like Bakura, Mai and Ryuji Otogi (and to a lesser extent Malik and his family).
What? Bakura was never a rival. And if you mean Yami Bakura... he was never redeemed; he's literally a piece of evil incarnate.
I don't know part of me thinks it would have been neat to see a redemption Ark. For him.
List of Souls in Stone Wilderness is kinda weird because you can make argument about most of the characters there not appeared later in anime... except obviously for Yami Yugi and surprisingly Paradox Brothers that not only appeared at the very end of Yu-gi-oh! DM anime but also in GX.
Kinda sad you didn't go into R, actually. I think the R story-line with Keith is a really good one, especially the way it ends.
Keith is definitely an interesting character. If Pegasus had actually played against him, even if he beat Keith on his own, Keith probably would've turned out completely differently. A really great tragedy when it comes to that character. There was a lot more potential with him, I think, but while the manga (especially R) utilized it greatly, the anime barely did. So unfortunate.
In the anime, I think his soul was taken for Leviathan. Isn't he etched on the wall with Yugi and others?
Well, Para and Dox were also lost souls, and yet they reappeared later on during the end credits for the series finale, and even resurfaced in Yugioh GX. It's very likely that the "Lost Souls" are a combination of people who either died or had lost their souls to the Seal of Orichalcos by that point in time. It's heavily implied that the Rare Hunters are dead, but we also know that both Yugi and Weevil had lost their souls to the Orichalcos. What we do know is that all of these lost souls have direct ties to Yami Yugi...except for Bandit Keith himself.
Also, Bandit Keith most likely fled back to his home country after the events in the warehouse...in Canada!
I was hoping you would talk about the revival in yugioh R
Bandit Keith's death is gruesome in the manga............................................................ In America
Para and Dox were alive in GX, how were they in the valley of lost souls in Yugioh S4?
My theory is that those souls are not the actual souls of the Duelist but more of Yami Yugi/Atem's manifestations of guilt (for losing the way he did against Raphael and Yugi's soul in the process).
In yugioh r he is resurrected by Pegasus’s student. He gets annoyed by the duel disk anti cheat and eventually became friends with Joey
I don't think anyone could realistically survive a fall into water like that...
What do you mean no one cares about Bandit Keith? He's one of the most popular Yu-Gi-Oh antagonists... in America.
I don mind him being dead, but i never found myself to hate keith. There was no need for pegasus to humiliate him a honest duelist back then after all. Why do that?
I felt sorry for Keith.
Where did you get that giant Leviathan Dragon on your wall? I've been looking for those really huge cards, but can't find them.
In the anime, it's likely that Keith was killed by Dartz upon returning to America.
5:00 finger gun
Ted Lewis was so awesome voicing Keith
I freaking love how these actors can alter their voices like that - Eric Stuart played Kaiba and James, Ted Lewis played Bakura and Bandit Keith, Dan Green played the shy normal Yugi and the confident Atem, and Tara Sands played Mokuba and Young Oak in the Pokemon movie. Phenomenal.
@@kylajensen1957 and Amy Birnbaum as Tea in yugioh and Umi ryuuzaki in the Rayearth Ova.
They censored Bandit Keith... In America
In the manga, pegasus helped keith summon his persona.
Nice video man
In America
I feel that just because he was seen in the Stone Wilderness doesn’t mean he’s dead what with Weevil and Yugi being in that Wilderness, maybe he was beaten by Mai between the duel with Pegasus and her duel with Joey. Also, he did survive through the end of Project R.A., and was given a chance to redeem himself by Joey. I will admit to him maybe being dead by 5ds and for sure dead by Zexal, but I don’t think he met his end before and/or during GX!
"A character nobody cared about"
Excuse me? Explain why I even clicked
i won't go to therapy i wanna die by the finger revolver
okay, two things
1: in the manga, Keith didnt hold a gun to Pegasus' head, but used a knife instead, then Pegasus turned his hand into a gun
2: what you say about the lost souls part cannot be true, as according to the wiki, Para and Dox also show up as souls, but they do appear in GX, which happens canonically after DM
In regards to Bandit Keith's "appearance in Season 4, he probably lost his soul to one of Dartz's goons in a duel. Either that, or Marik banished him to the shadow realm (dub only) after his duel with Yugi.
The only issue with Keith being dead in season 4 is that the paradox Brothers show up in gx
He had an actual hand-gun...IN AMERICA.